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t * i 2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 30, 1996 DBIA Volunteers Patrol Downtown For Halloween Volunteers will once again be patrolling downtown downtown Bowmanville on Halloween night. Garth Gilpin, Manager of the Downtown Bowmanville Business Improvement Area, said the BIA will have up to 15 volunteers volunteers available. They will "provide an adult presence" in the downtown downtown during Halloween night. The volunteers will be paired with auxiliary police personnel and regular police officers. The use of volunteers to monitor the downtown on Halloween was first intro duced last year in an effort to prevent vandalism. "Last year's patrol proved so successful that they'll be repeating it again this year," Gilpin said. Acting Staff Sergeant Mike Claus, of Durham Regional Police, said there will be a full complement of police officers in the downtowns downtowns of Orono, Newcastle Village and Bowmanville. "We're hoping for a peaceful Halloween night," he said. He noted that the Rogers Cable TV Pumpkin Patrol will also be out again this year in Clarington. Toboggan Hill Continued from Page 1 The two ice skating surfaces surfaces will not be maintained and the toboggan hill will be closed. "We understand the disappointment disappointment in the closing of the toboggan hill and not maintaining the skating areas, but without proper supervision, we cannot offer these services," said CLOCA's Chief Administrative Officer, Russ Powell. "We are focusing on our mandate of protecting and maintaining healthy watersheds. watersheds. We are utilizing our skilled staff in other areas that will have a greater positive positive impact on the environment." environment." PowerLine line of Credit with rates as low as prime. Write your own loan anytime, anywhere. Money for what you need, when you need it. Secured PowerLine A Home Equity PowerLine gives you credit for up to 75% of tire appraised value of your home, less your outstanding mortgage, at interest rates as low as prime. An Investment PowerLine is secured by your investments such as GICs, Canada Savings Bonds, and mutual funds. It provides a credit lhnit at rates as low as prime - plus tire flexibility of interest only payments. NO SET UP FEES AT BOWMANVILLE BRANCH FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY To apply for your personal PowerLine or for more information visit us at 188 King St. E. Bowmanville Canada Trust Credit On Your Terms 697-1722 Wine-Tasting Saturday Helps Charities There will be plenty of spirits to go around at a wine tasting fundraiser that will be taking place at The Flying Dutchman Hotel in Bowmanville this Saturday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event is the 3rd annual fundraiser for the United Way, and Lupus Lupus Research. Helping to kick off the event were, from left, Chris Mendes (Flying Dutchman), Joanne Nimigon (representing Lupus Research), Mayor Diane Harare, and R.P. Smith (organizer). Those involved in the photo wanted everyone to know that the corks in the bottles of wine will stay there until Saturday, and that fruit juice was used for the purpose of the picture. Honest. We wouldn't lie. Veterans' Week In Clarington Dr. John Clark is pleased to announce the opening of his new Chiropractic Office in Newcastle OPENING Saturday, November 2nd, 1996 OPEN HOUSE on November 16th, 1996 located at: 85 King St. W., Unit #1 Newcastle, Ontario 905-987-9900 Veterans' Week will take place from Nov. 3 to 11 in Clarington. RESTAURANT & DELI FOR SALE Offers are invited for the purchase on a going concern basis of tire trustee's right, title and interest in the restaurant equipment, food stuffs and. supplies located at Cody's Restaurant & Deli, 109 King Street West, I Bowmanville, Ontario. The lease of the premises may be negotiated with the landlord making for a unique ! turn-key opportunity. Offers must be received by 4:00 p.m. Friday, November 8, 1996. For further details | and for a viewing, please contact Sidney C. Schiff, C.A. at (905) 619-2713 or (416) 491-8989 FAX | (416) 491-6336. The trustee reserves the right to enter into any sale agreement before the above date. STARKMAN KRAFT INC. Trustee for the Estate of 838251 Ontario Inc. 2 Lansing Square, Suite 200 North York, Ontario M2 J 4P8 @ u p TOPSOIL • Planting Mix • Sand •Peat Loam • Limestone Screenings • Screened Soil • Stone Screenings Same Day Delivery Kamstra Landscaping and Garden Supplies 1460 Taunton Rd. E. Osltawa 579-5571 Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. CLARINGTON HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION 2849 Highway #2 at Lambs Road Invites All Clarington Customers To An OPEN HOUSE November 2, 1996 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. COME AND MEET • Your Public Utility Commissioners • Staff • Clarington Hydro's Energy Efficient Partner "GreenCap" SEE WHAT YOUR PUBLIC UTILITY IS DOING • To improve reliability • To lower costs • To provide better service FREE Draw for a Honeywell Programmable Thermostat Sign up for a Free GreenCap Home Energy Efficiency Assessment OJ.P. A letter to Clarington Council from Lawrence Ma- cAulay, MP, on behalf of the Secretary-of State (Veterans) says: "This week is dedicated to honouring their commitment, commitment, courage and sacrifice." MacAulay submitted a number of ideas to encourage public involvement in "emphasizing "emphasizing the sacrifice and courage of our veterans and peacekeepers." He added: "We hope to foster an appreciation appreciation of the qualities of fairness, fairness, caring and commitment which are so important to the peace and freedom we enjoy in this wonderful country." Some of the ideas arc: • invite school boards/ teachers to take students on a tour of thé Veterans Aiffairs Canada Home Page (http:// www.vac-acc.ga.ca); • invite local veterans' organizations organizations to participate at community activities by setting setting up displays or information information tables or by inviting them to speak at special ceremonies; ceremonies; • encourage hobby clubs to put on special exhibits featuring featuring wartime models; and, • encourage the local library library to create a special Veterans Veterans Week display with books and other materials on war and remembrance. Works Director Doubles as Municipality's Inspector Public Works Director Stephen Vokcs was appointed appointed as the Chief Building Official Official for Clarington Monday night. He will hold the additional post until a new Chief Building Building Official is hired. Planning Director Frank Wu had earlier been given the assignment. However, a report from Bill Stockwcll, Chief Administrative Administrative Officer, slates in discussions discussions with Planning Director Director Frank Wu, the Planning Director noted "lie may lack the acadcmic/lcclmical schooling and working experience experience needed to discharge the responsibilities." Stockwcll explained dial lie transferred the Building Division of the Planning and Development Department to Public Works. This enabled this sector to report to Vokcs as of Oct. 21,1996. 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